About us

We are a community that lives the ancestral, Amerindian, multi-ethnic and intercultural thought, made up of around 500 people, from children born in the community to adults. Our community is found in several countries such as Mexico, the United States and Colombia, among others. Through cultural and spiritual mediation, we are a community that heals and heals itself, committed to the safeguarding of life and the recognition of ancestral memory.

We welcome and are made up of individuals and families without distinction of ethnicity, creed or nationality, we recognize and support the indigenous authorities, as well as the council and the alliance with the different communities and ancestral cultures that are in favor of life.

We guide and base our thinking on the practice of peace of the Law of Origin of the ancestral peoples: not to hurt, not to hurt myself and not to let them harm me.

We are a community that builds peace, understood as the wise management of knowledge, that unites interests and wills for the strengthening of well-being and improvement of the quality of life of the human being, of the communities and their environment, especially the most vulnerable, to from the recognition, practice and safeguarding of ancestral thinking.

We live the concept of a community of beautiful thought, as a body that shares the same goal: life. Where each of its members is an organ, which recreates a role according to their abilities and the mission that has been entrusted to them from the spirit and where each one recognizes and makes himself in the other to heal and grow.

Principles of the practice of cultural and spiritual mediation

Our concept of community justice obeys the Council and the Ordinances of the Spiritual Authorities and the Sacred Plants, as the way to guarantee the balance of life and the experience of individual, family and community peace.

We do not accept any type of violence, we privilege dialogue as a strategy for the resolution and transformation of conflicts.

We promote and teach the principles of our peace thinking as defenders of life and guarantors of it.

 

We find in ancestral thought the possibility of knowing who we are, finding ourselves again as humanity, living and thinking in favor of life, peace, work, medicine and justice to live the balance.

Houses of Thought – Malocas Network

The maloca as a house of thought is a place of teaching and formation of the human being, where the word that is the breath of life is manifested and where we learn and understand how to care for life and humanity. They are places of physical, emotional and spiritual healing of all diseases.

The maloca is the community, its statillos represent the families that compose it and its structure is that of an egg, with an equatorial axis that joins two hemispheres. The layer of earth of the Maloca is the axis. From there it deepens towards the center of the earth where it sinks its spiritual roots. In the center, under the earth is the matrix of the Maloca, which houses mud pots or múcuras and snails where we keep our offerings. That is the community, that is the unity: all in the same womb. The floor that was built on top of river stone, to maintain balance: the black part of the stone is cold and the white part gives heat. Above the stones goes the earth that was trodden until sweating, with the presence of several indigenous communities that performed dances and songs representative of their tradition. In the center, the fire that is the heart must always be lit. The equatorial axis where fire is is to have control of what is up and down, and the balance between good and evil.

From the ordinances delivered by the spirit and the territories, four malocas have been built, in the continuation of the teaching-learning work of the Community:

 

 

• Casa de Pensamiento Bonito – Maya Kamurú Pirú. Maloca Madre Matriiz (La Vega, Cundinamarca)
  Casa de los Hijos de Arena – Maya Inéd Yiyí. Maloca de los niños (La Vega, Cundinamarca)
  Casa de la Abuela Salomé – Taorayina Salomé (Santander)
  Casa de la Misión Bonita – Maya Wakokurí Pirú. (Antioquia)
  Casa Tronco de Vida Bonita – Maya Jainí Pirú. (Castilla La Nueva, Villavicencio)